Venues & Event Spaces in Wyandotte, MI
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3 locations found near Wyandotte
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1430 Oak St, Wyandotte MI 48192
“PRCU hall is the best, great for any event, union meetings, weddings, bingo, and even a polka dance or two. Spacious kitchen, clean bathrooms, and bar to the right of the band stage. . Call and book your event now.”
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110 Sycamore St, Wyandotte MI 48192
“Provisions is a beautiful, customizable meeting place for all occasions..the owner Staci is accommodating & incredible & the location is perfect ~♡~”
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3530 Biddle Avenue, Wyandotte MI 48192
“My Uncle Bill Butch and Aunt Janice belonged here when I was young. My mother and aunt his half sisters were in a convention in Cleveland Ohio for 3 to 4 years as children while my grandmother worked for Ohio Bell Telephone. Spent many years as a young girl attending the catholic churchs in Lincoln Park Michigan to learn about our mother's religion. We christened First Methodist Church in Lincoln Park Michigan thought. Our father's religion. My mother's father passed away when she was young. Lenore H Degg Hubbell. My cousin from Cleveland Ohio, was with the Detroit Arch Dyisess. He was a brother, Dick Conroy. My mothers Irish side, Hogan. Had dinners many times in Taylor at my grandmother's house, Franklin. Divorced and abusive husband that committed adultery on me and missed treated my oldest daughter, who died of Breast Cancer, January 22, 2023. My uncle William Frank Butch's best friends were Herbert Charnock of Charnock Oldsmobile and Bernard Brown licensed builder Wyandotte Michigan. Built many of the brick waterfront homes in Wyandotte and other downriver Communitys. My uncle and aunt Butch were always my favorites. They always drove Oldsmobiles. He was Italian and German and she was French. They are buried at Cadillac Memorial Cemetery on the east side of Detroit Area.”
